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Review of Earth Won
[Following is a volunteer review of "Earth Won" by Arthur Seymour.]
Earth Won by Arthur Seymor is a Sci-Fi/Fantasy novel that talks about friendship, relationships, greed, love, and family. This is a very short novel of sixty-seven standard pages. It contains nine chapters.
The author is an entrepreneur, inventor, educator, and philosopher. He started his career at Motorola and was one of the first engineers to incorporate Integrated Circuits in color television. He has eleven grandchildren.
This novel talks about the beautiful friendship among man, animals, and robots. Seymour is a man that is closely connected to the earth. He solves problems arising from different parts of the earth. He has a little dog named Glen who sometimes accompany him to solve problem on earth. Seymour also has a robot with a metatronic TM brain called Robyn. Robyn gives him information about everything happening around the earth. Seymour met Ruby a lady who also solves the problem of the earth. Seymour and Ruby worked together in tackling challenging tasks and also building a relationship.
One of the positive aspects of this book is the relationship between humans and robots. I liked how they bond and work side by side to make the earth a better place. Their relationship was amazing. There was a division of labor and it gets the work done faster and more successfully. This book is well-written and neatly arranged. It is also interesting and captivating. I love the story storyline. The character development is so brilliant. The characters were just a few and it made it easier to remember their names and the roles each of them has to play. Their names were also easy to pronounce. The author tries his possible best to explain the characters and their duties. The character development is excellent.
Another positive aspect of this book is how the author inserted colored pictures in every chapter. This made the novel look realistic and colorful. It gives a great insight into what the environment or object being explained looks like. This made the novel easier for me to understand. Seeing the picture of an object or surrounding helped me a lot in knowing what the object being used looks like or how the environment looks like. Also, the title of each chapter helps you understand better what each chapter is all about and also where their task is located. This novel contains colored words with links that will direct you to a related internet site. This makes every reader of this book a potential editor.
This book has no negative aspects. I found no error in this book. The book was exceptionally well edited.
I rate this book five out of five stars because the storyline is interesting, the technology used is very advanced, and the human-robot relationship is amazing. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels.
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Earth Won by Arthur Seymor is a Sci-Fi/Fantasy novel that talks about friendship, relationships, greed, love, and family. This is a very short novel of sixty-seven standard pages. It contains nine chapters.
The author is an entrepreneur, inventor, educator, and philosopher. He started his career at Motorola and was one of the first engineers to incorporate Integrated Circuits in color television. He has eleven grandchildren.
This novel talks about the beautiful friendship among man, animals, and robots. Seymour is a man that is closely connected to the earth. He solves problems arising from different parts of the earth. He has a little dog named Glen who sometimes accompany him to solve problem on earth. Seymour also has a robot with a metatronic TM brain called Robyn. Robyn gives him information about everything happening around the earth. Seymour met Ruby a lady who also solves the problem of the earth. Seymour and Ruby worked together in tackling challenging tasks and also building a relationship.
One of the positive aspects of this book is the relationship between humans and robots. I liked how they bond and work side by side to make the earth a better place. Their relationship was amazing. There was a division of labor and it gets the work done faster and more successfully. This book is well-written and neatly arranged. It is also interesting and captivating. I love the story storyline. The character development is so brilliant. The characters were just a few and it made it easier to remember their names and the roles each of them has to play. Their names were also easy to pronounce. The author tries his possible best to explain the characters and their duties. The character development is excellent.
Another positive aspect of this book is how the author inserted colored pictures in every chapter. This made the novel look realistic and colorful. It gives a great insight into what the environment or object being explained looks like. This made the novel easier for me to understand. Seeing the picture of an object or surrounding helped me a lot in knowing what the object being used looks like or how the environment looks like. Also, the title of each chapter helps you understand better what each chapter is all about and also where their task is located. This novel contains colored words with links that will direct you to a related internet site. This makes every reader of this book a potential editor.
This book has no negative aspects. I found no error in this book. The book was exceptionally well edited.
I rate this book five out of five stars because the storyline is interesting, the technology used is very advanced, and the human-robot relationship is amazing. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels.
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